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Alfredo Deaño and the non-accidental transition of thought
Archives for the Philosohy and History of Soft Computing (1):1-13 (2016)
Abstract
If the cultural variations concerning knowledge and research on ordinary reasoning are part of cultural history, what kind of historiographical method is needed in order to present the history of its evolution? This paper proposes to introduce the study of theories of reasoning into a historiographic perspective because we assume that the answer to the previous question does not only depend of internal controversies about how reasoning performance is explained by current theories of reasoning. [...]Author's Profile
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